Prose & Cons: A Literary Card Game Existentialism Reading is the only thing

Reading is the only thing keeping her alive

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but was evidentially a prolific illustrator in the 1950s and 60s and co-editor of Ark: The Journal of the Royal College of Art

Featuring the first-edition (1967) cover of this controversial and loved cult novel

aimed at diversifying reading and enhancing book-based experiences - and each containing a surprise for when that task is completed

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